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The equation of an ideal gas is given by, T = T,e" , where v is the volume of the gas and a is nonzero constant. Then specific heat capacity of gas is R C = C, +- aV

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Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

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Problem 10MC: When we use the ideal gas law, the temperature must be in which of the following units? (5.6) (a) C...

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The equation of an ideal gas is given by,
T = T,e" , where
v is the volume of the gas and
a is nonzero constant. Then specific heat capacity of gas is
O.
R
C = C, +-
aV

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